Another attention-distracting element to a Twilight Zone episode didn't quite keep me from noting certain resonances to later history in "The Lateness of the Hour": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/494254.html

Going back to particular anime titles at last takes a new turn with the "school idols" of Love Live Sunshine: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/494001.html

As it turned out, a fortune-telling machine wasn't the only attention-grabbing discovery in the Twilight Zone episode "Nick of Time": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/493594.html

A prominent Wikipedia notice about Raiders of the Lost Ark opening some time ago now has me heading back to the movie for the first time in a while: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/493318.html

Tales of becoming an "advantage player" and trying to win more money at the casino than you're supposed to in the book Lucky Devils: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/493255.html

Reaching another one of the Twilight Zone episodes that feel familiar through "cultural osmosis" for good and ill, perhaps, with "Eye of the Beholder": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/492949.html

Trying out a third-party "overclocking" option in the Snow emulator might close the gap between the hardware it offers and some old programs I try to run with it: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/492613.html

What seemed an old-fashioned scary story got a certain twist as The Twilight Zone features "The Howling Man": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/492422.html

One anniversary boiling-down to "The Essential Peanuts": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/492180.html

An atypical fellow confronts his modern world when The Twilight Zone presents "A Thing About Machines": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/491931.html

Another brief visit to Anime North braves the rain to take in the theory and practice of "zines" and sample some antique series: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/491667.html

Very recent history affected advance perceptions of a sweep of history when I read David Pogue's "Apple: The First 50 Years": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/491468.html

The Twilight Zone fits another story into a small space with "Nervous Man in a Four Dollar Room": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/491141.html

Getting around to "Lucas Wars," a work of comics translated from the French that presents George Lucas making the original Star Wars: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/491001.html

After skimming my personal list of "anime from this particular year I like/I *could* get to," I decided on this series because I'm *just* getting to it now...

The Twilight Zone offers a contemporary take on genies in "The Man in the Bottle" (and I finish a computer adventure game not nearly as old as the series but still trying to invoke it): krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/490569.html

Further misadventures with the Macintosh emulator Snow get Doom running with pared-back graphics, try out the Mac's very first terminal program, and experiment with printing: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/490298.html

The Twilight Zone opening becomes a bit more familiar as I move on to the second season and see just what "King Nine Will Not Return" means: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/490073.html

Looking into some satisfying and new-to-me science fiction, Adrian Tchaikovsky’s Children of Time: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/489934.html

Completing the first season of The Twilight Zone with the one-room, three-character fantasy "A World of His Own": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/489498.html

Reaching back a century to the first issue of the science fiction pulp Amazing Stories: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/489345.html

The Twilight Zone takes to the ball diamond (after I'd detoured to an adventure game trying to invoke its name) with "The Mighty Casey": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/489073.html

A personal and grateful "they made it" wrap-up of the flight of Artemis II: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/488944.html

Sticking with the manga for the moment, I took in the fourteenth volume of Witch Hat Atelier: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/488674.html

Another three months of anime watched completed the original Urusei Yatsura, Wonderful Precure! and Shinkalion Change the World, and dropped in on Sanda, Turkey!, and Frieren: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/488324.html

The Twilight Zone stops in at a now-nostalgic department store in "The After Hours": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/488054.html

Managing to get back to another anime title I last saw some time ago, the bombastic and ever-escalating Gurren Lagann: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/487740.html

The Twilight Zone takes a more comedic tack with "Mr. Bevis": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/487567.html

Although a bit late commenting on the successful completion of the "Rifftrax returns to MST3K" Kickstarter, I'm not all that late commenting on the discovery of a long-missing early episode from the series: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/487293.html

"A Passage for Trumpet" started a bit slower for me than other Twilight Zone episodes, but in the end things were interesting: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/486916.html

Another tiny #MARCHintosh project had me swapping between System 6 and System 7 to try and shift my hardware's clock into the twenty-first century: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/486761.html

If you see this, post a robot (Or don't, I'm not your boss)

A few sights seen and a theme reprised with variations via The Twilight Zone and "The Chaser": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/486623.html

Another Gou Tanabe manga adaptation of an H.P. Lovecraft story reaches into cosmic strangeness with "The Colour Out of Space": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/486260.html

The Twilight Zone reaches back a bit further than we reach back to it now to make "A Stop at Willoughby," an episode I'd been anticipating: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/486044.html

Welcome to #MARCHintosh!

After picking up on #MARCHintosh I supposed I could set up some vintage hardware I was fortunate enough to have come into via a now-defunct Apple users group; the question is how much I can do with it compared to anyone else: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/485868.html

FLCL, Spirited Away, Full Metal Panic, Voices of a Distant Star, Azumanga Daioh, Gundam Seed, Kaleido Star, Planetes, Nanoha, Major, Aria, Black Lagoon, Strain, Hidamari Sketch, Gurren Lagann, Clannad, Macross Frontier, Cross Game, Taisho Baseball Girls, A Certain Scientific Railgun

A brief note about having kept a "computer magazine cover chronicle" going for ten years: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/485623.html

Getting to "Nightmare as a Child" reached a Twilight Zone episode interestingly different than I'd imagined: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/485375.html

Just as I ran out of Red River re-releases to read, I happened to see news the manga would get an anime adaptation after quite a few years: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/485000.html

I suppose I still haven't adjusted to the current state of "general anime awareness," prompted this time by a pack of Uno cards with Spy x Family imagery and a McDonald's logo: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/484717.html

The Twilight Zone drops in on "A Nice Place to Visit" (tailored for the person whose visit is a bit more long-term): krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/484410.html

After being hit by the impression I've actually managed to improve my drawings, I put a little bit of potential evidence at the link: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/484278.html

The invisible become visible when The Twilight Zone gets to "The Big Tall Wish": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/484014.html

An announcement of "the Rifftrax folks" starting a Kickstarter to make Mystery Science Theater 3000 episodes again has got people signing up fast, and yet I haven't rushed yet: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/483785.html

Further adventures with the Macintosh emulator Snow wound up getting back to sampling the first difficult days of the computer: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/483526.html

The Twilight Zone travels in time through technical means and blends a bit of a different genre with that science fiction in "Execution": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/483124.html

Revisiting an issue of the Color Computer magazine The Rainbow with a cover date exactly forty years back: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/483008.html

The Twilight Zone goes to Mars to see if "People Are Alike All Over": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/482774.html